
Alice - A Pawleys Island Legend
This haunting print by beloved Pawleys Island artist Charles Huber depicts the legendary figure of Alice Flagg, a young woman whose story has been passed down for generations.
In the 1800s, Alice fell in love with a man her family deemed unsuitable. When they discovered her secret engagement, they took away her ring—and shortly after, Alice fell gravely ill and died. Buried at All Saints Church under a stone marked only “Alice,” she is said to still wander the grounds in search of her lost ring. Visitors often leave rings at her grave, hoping to honor her memory or receive a blessing.
Huber’s painting captures the quiet mystique of the legend, with Alice's ghostly figure in a flowing gown set against the backdrop of the historic churchyard. A favorite among locals and Lowcountry folklore lovers alike, this print is a meaningful piece of Pawleys Island history.
12.75"W x 9.5"H
In the 1800s, Alice fell in love with a man her family deemed unsuitable. When they discovered her secret engagement, they took away her ring—and shortly after, Alice fell gravely ill and died. Buried at All Saints Church under a stone marked only “Alice,” she is said to still wander the grounds in search of her lost ring. Visitors often leave rings at her grave, hoping to honor her memory or receive a blessing.
Huber’s painting captures the quiet mystique of the legend, with Alice's ghostly figure in a flowing gown set against the backdrop of the historic churchyard. A favorite among locals and Lowcountry folklore lovers alike, this print is a meaningful piece of Pawleys Island history.
12.75"W x 9.5"H
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Alice - A Pawleys Island Legend
Sale price$35.00